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Written by Bart Weiss We all know that sound and music can elevate a good film to, well, a better film. Your teacher told you it is illegal to copyrighted music without permissions. (You need two, but that is another story.) It is great if you can work with …
Use GarageBand to Create an Original Soundtrack for Your Film Read More »
Exclusive Interview conducted by Jody Michelle Solis StudentFilmmakers Magazine: What industry changes have you seen over the years in regards to film and video editing? Steve Hullfish: Well, I’ve been editing since long before the advent of non-linear editing systems, like Avid, so the biggest change is just non-linear. Beyond …
StudentFilmmakers eNewsletter~ Spring Digital Issue https://www.studentfilmmakers.com/enews/eNews-2020-SFmag-v15.html
It’s no surprise to anyone that we are living in the coronavirus nightmare. But what you might not realize is that 1.2 billion children in 186 countries are out of school because of it. And no one knows how to get our education system back on track. We need a …
Founder Jon Bach on avoiding the PC rabbit hole. Exclusive interview conducted by Jody Michelle Solis Jon Bach founded Puget Systems in December 2000. Today, his primary role is to make sure everyone else has the tools and resources to do their jobs, providing great products and customer experiences. …
Puget Systems Post-Production Workstations: Customize Your Tools Wisely Read More »
Get to the Point Fast, While Using Cultural Shorthand to Simplify the Message by Melissa Ulto Editing compelling short form pieces is in high demand now. This rise of the webisode, YouTube, and other online video portals is the ultimate culmination of MTV culture. Time is short, attention is hard …
by Jeff Turboff How many times have you finished your sequence, eager to make that output for the director to watch or to export a Quicktime for all your YouTube fans to check out, but then, you have to wait for what seems like forever as you render all of …
by Dean Goldberg When Apple introduced Final Cut X (now how do you say that?) filmmakers, editors, fathers, mothers and even their babies, were all left in a state one can only describe as shock. Okay, I may be exaggerating a bit about the babies, but let’s face it—after …
Who’s Driving the Bus? | The Filmmaker as Inventor Read More »
by Richard D. Pepperman Early in the digital realm of things I was invited to a demonstration of an editing system called AVID. Along with the invitation I received a VHS tape introduction to this astounding tool. The engineer on the tape was also the obliging live instructor. I noticed …
By Bart Weiss As editors, we tend to get into habits. We do the same thing we have done many times before which is often good but, sometimes, the habits are not good habits. Then, we need to revisit, correct, or re-strategize the task at hand. Over the years, I …
10 Editing Tips: Novice Editorial Mistakes to Avoid Read More »
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